Wandering Down the Rabbit Holes of History
Patricia MorseMusings about history, memory, and how we got this way. Focus on Hyde Park, Chicago, and the experience of 20th Century America, especially during World War II. Sent out weekly (mostly). You can choose which section you follow if you don't want both.
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Exploring Jackson Park (1893 World's Fair)
Don’t forget to come out to Jimmy’s Woodlawn Tap on Saturday (tomorrow!) to have some fun and support the Nichols Park Advisory Council that works so hard to bring us the 4th and 53rd Parade. I recommend Jimmy’s grilled cheese sandwich!
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America's First Automotive Race
First off, a reminder that Saturday June 27 is Hyde Park Trivia Night at Jimmy’s Woodlawn Tap. The trouble begins at 6 pm. Come support the Nichols Park Advisory Council’s 4th on 53rd Parade and concert series. Have a beer, have a laugh. Th...
Jackson Park--Civil Rights and Politics
13. Frederick Douglass Plaque
The plaque was created when a high school class realized that Frederick Douglass had been at the 1893 World’s Fair, holding court in the Haiti Building, for the whole summer. The Haitian Pavilion gave him...
Exploring Jackson Park (overview)
Many people are coming to Jackson Park to see the Obama Presidential Center. There are a number of other spots there with interesting histories. This is going to be a set of links to the story behind the locations. I’ll be posting more deta...
Natural Areas and Missile Bases
I’m working up a “walking tour” post of sites to see in Jackson Park, now that folks might be visiting the Obama Presidential Center. There are many other things to see! They are all sites I’ve written up except this one—Bobolink Meadow Nat...
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I retired and this happened--writing about the history around me and sometimes gardening. I have two substacks--one about Hyde Park Chicago History, the other about my larger project (me, my family, World War II).
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